Grecian O'Grecian
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We played well against Portsmouth and performed admirably against a far superior Bournemouth side. The York game was nowhere near as bad as some were making out. We were missing about 1,500 home fans at the York match that were at the Portsmouth match just a couple of weeks earlier. Now, surely that says something. With home performances being more entertaining and having better football on show, yet losing 1.5k home fans between the two league matches surely points to the pricing structure being the main problem. Of course the negative performances at home the last few years haven't been good and have contributed to the decreasing home gate, but that's it. They have contributed. The fact that 1,500 home fans decided not to turn up to the game on Saturday despite not having any 'poor home football' to use as an excuse, IMO shows that it's more that they have to pick and choose their games.The crowd on Saturday suggests that time is not on our side though unless we see improvements in the short term.
How long do you think we will survive on crowds of between 2600 and 3200 ?? People were moaning about our budget when we were getting crowds of over 4000 on a regular basis.
ps. I don't expect us to be challenging for promotion every year, that is not an issue for me.
Going to the comment in bold, and I apologise if I am wrong, but it seems you (and many others) are not even prepared to give Tis a chance or see if we make improvements, even in the short term. As I've said, we're 4 games in.